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Tag Archives: Mars
Book Review: Last and First Men by Olaf Stapledon
I read Stapledon’s Star Maker several years ago and I was unimpressed. This is the equivalent of walking to up the outside of the Sistine Chapel and saying, “Okay?” Stapledon is put on something of a pedestal within the literary … Continue reading
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Tagged Alt-History, classics, humanity, Last and First Men, Mars, More Textbook than Novel, Neptune, Olaf Stapledon, sci-fi, science fiction, Space, Space Travel, Stapledon
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Book Review: The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury
The Martian Chronicles is a series of short stories and vignettes following humanity’s hypothetical exploration and eventual colonization of Mars. It’s an interesting concept written by one of the strongest sci-fi writer’s of the 20th century. Problem is, it’s less … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, allegory, american literature, Bradbury, classics, fiction, genocide, invasion, Mars, martians, Ray Bradbury, sci-fi, science fiction
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Book Non-Review: Red Rising by Pierce Brown
Step #1: Make a first person narrator that complains about his dystopian society and how much its inequality pisses him off. Step #2: Introduce stilted conversation where narrator’s wife tells him he needs to fight the proverbial machine and people … Continue reading
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Tagged dystopia, fiction, hate, Mars, Pierce Brown, Red Rising, Revolution, sci-fi, science fiction, YA, young adult
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